Christopher Berry-Dee, the UK's bestselling true crime author, faces allegations of domestic violence, child sexual abuse, and fabricating quotes from serial killers, contradicting his claimed sympathy for victims.
Iga Swiatek wins Canadian Open, defeating Elena Rybakina in two sets, but her victory is marked by anger towards the doubtful voices from Polish media and public, stemming from intense scrutiny on her personal life and tennis career.
Nigel Farage, who resigned his Clacton seat in July following an inquiry into a gift, is running again in a by-election against novelty candidate Count Binface.
An undercover journalistic investigation in Afghanistan documents 231 cases of women killed by family members since 2021, revealing widespread impunity, falsified suicide rulings, and systemic legal discrimination under the Taliban.
A 44-year-old man, Galymzhan Abaildayev, survived after jumping from New York City's Brooklyn Bridge into the East River on Sunday. He had placed flags, including Kazakhstan's, on the bridge before leaping and now faces multiple charges.
A woman's meth-related arrest near Suwon Station highlights South Korea's sharp rise in drug crimes since 2021, with online transactions increasing and concerns over weakened prosecution authority due to recent criminal justice reforms.
Three Culpeper teenagers—Andrew Tuggle, Jackson Castro, and Gavin Cain—are hailed as heroes after they rescued a family whose kayaks overturned on Lake Culpeper. The teens, attending golf tryouts, spotted the family in distress, called 911, and swam to help two adults and a 3-year-old boy, all of whom were uninjured.
An Instagram reel showing a smiling couple became crucial evidence in the alleged murder of Saroj by her divorced husband, Gurmeet Singh, in Fazilka, Punjab. Gurmeet allegedly killed Saroj after luring her with reconciliation, then buried her body. He was later arrested.
A 16-year-old girl's body was exhumed in Aligarh, India, 52 days after her burial, following a complaint by Dularay Khan alleging suspicious circumstances surrounding her sudden death and subsequent threats for pursuing the matter. Police have launched a detailed investigation.
Craig Bowe, 42, attempted to save a mother and daughter who drowned in the sea at West Mersea, Essex, on Wednesday evening, despite battling strong currents and managing to rescue others.
Google faces delays with its Gemini 3.5 AI model, impacting its market position, while Chinese startup Moonshot releases a free, open-weight model, intensifying US-China AI competition. Simultaneously, Silicon Valley workers are taking collective action, including lawsuits and petitions, to protect their jobs from AI automation amidst the industry boom.
Australian politician Barnaby Joyce faced criticism after yelling at his dog during a live ABC News interview, startling the reporter. The incident, which quickly circulated online, led to public debate over his behavior and whether it was a deflection tactic from questions about Pauline Hanson's meeting with Tommy Robinson.
Spain's national football team, led by midfielder Rodri and coach Luis de la Fuente, secured its second World Cup title in the US, 16 years after its first. The victory, marked by a dominant performance against Argentina, was celebrated with trophy presentations and team camaraderie.
Double Winter Olympic champion Matt Weston, Britain's most successful male Winter Olympian, has become an athlete advocate for Protect Our Winters (POW). He decided to use his raised profile to speak out against climate change after witnessing its impact on winter landscapes and training conditions, advocating for solutions like improved public transport.
A witness testified that journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia screamed in panic moments before a car bomb killed her in 2017. Yorgen Fenech is on trial for ordering her murder.
Naomi Osaka defeated top seed Aryna Sabalenka 6-2, 7-6(2) in the fourth round of Wimbledon. Osaka's dominant performance advances her to the quarter-finals for the first time and opens up the women's draw.
Taxi driver Gary Poland had his licence revoked after driving killer Axel Rudakubana to the Southport stabbing attack and failing to call 999 for 50 minutes. Three children died in the attack.
Birds of War, a documentary, chronicles the relationship between Syrian activist Abd Alkader Habak and BBC journalist Janay Boulos, using archive footage and personal messages to depict their love story against the backdrop of the Syrian civil war and broader Middle East instability.
Greyhound bus travel is experiencing a resurgence, driven by rising flight costs and Spirit Airlines' closure. Despite its reputation for poor service and reliability, the company is investing in modernization, aiming to improve passenger comfort and amenities amidst growing demand for affordable intercity transport.
Antoine Semenyo recalls Ghana's 2010 World Cup quarter-final run, a special childhood memory. Despite that historic achievement, subsequent tournaments have brought disappointment. Now, ahead of facing England, the team aims to recapture the fighting spirit of the 2010 squad.
Jack Draper marked his return to competition after a two-month absence with a 6-4, 7-6 win over Marcos Giron in Eastbourne. Working with Andy Murray as part of his coaching team, Draper expressed confidence in his physical condition and current setup.
Antoine Semenyo recalls Ghana's 2010 World Cup near-miss. Despite that historic run, subsequent tournaments brought disappointment. The current team, facing England, hopes to recapture the fighting spirit of the 2010 squad, though talent depth is a concern.
Two minors, aged 15 and 14, allegedly fired randomly inside San Jose National High School in Tacloban City, Leyte. Police are investigating bullying as a potential motive, with the suspects using .38-calibre and 9mm firearms. Video showed panicked students hiding during the incident.
LAPD released body-camera footage of the fatal shooting of Jameson, a two-year-old golden Saint Bernard doodle, shot during a disturbance call in Canoga Park. The incident sparked outrage as the noise was from a family celebrating the Knicks' NBA championship victory. The dog's owner disputes the police account.
